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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-11-16

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the Town Council of Yorkville, S. c., re-
lating to the sale Of spirituous liquors in
the Drug Stores of the town for the months OF
September and October, and up to the 10th OF
November:
MAY e. MAYS DRUG STORE.
Number of prescriptions filled, four hundred
and Observation-Disclosures for females ana
Quantity of spirituous liquors covered by
above prescriptions, forty-nine and one-half
gallons and one pint of whisky, and six hundred
and forty-eight bottles Of beer.
LOWRY e. SARR'S DRUG STORE.
Number of prescriptions filled, two hundred
and forty-six-ninety for females and one
hundred and ffty-six for males. Quantity OF
spirituous liquors covered by above prescrip-
tions, twenty-one gallons, one quart and one
half pint of whisky, and one hundred and
e~ighty-six bottles of beer.
J.. C. KUYKENDAL'S DRUG STORE.
Number of prescriptions filled ninety-three-
ffty-seven for males and thirty-slx Tor females.
prescriptions, fifteen gallons and one pint.
The following are the names OF the physicians
together with the number of prescriptions they
have severally issued:
DR.. j. w. Allison, Is DR.. d. G. Atkinson, 2;
Drs. Bratton d Bratton, POI Dr.. j.. G. Black,
l; DR.. A. P. Campbell. l ; DR.. w. G: Campbell,
l; DR.. R. r. Darwin, 6 DR.. B. E. Feemster, l ;
DR.. j. G. Gatfney, 2; DR.. w. E. Gorton, 2; DR..
J. B. Good, /; Dr. P. Hambright, %; DR.. I.
M. Gwin, 16; DR.. R. T. M. Hall, 4; DIR. W. D.
Hope, Is; DR.. J. P. Kennedy, IL; DR.. W. NJ;
Love, 5; DR.. J. F. Lindsay, so, DR.. J. H. Nc
Brewer, 5; DR.. G. R. Patrick, l DR.. D. S. Ram
seur, 6; DR.. j. H. Sage, Is; DR.. w. H. Smith,
Is; DR.. NJ. J. Walker, l; DR.. s. +. Ward, l;
DR.. w. J. White, l; DR.. 7. B. Whitesides, q;
d.. w. G.. White, 80.
F. A. GILBERT, Clerk.
November IA IS 1t
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JNO.C G.. KUYKENDAL
Ready With More Reasons.

IF you owe us any manner ofdebt, Note, Ae,
count or simple verbal promise to pay, old
or recent, you should pay it promptly.
WHY? Because there is but one thing that
can be done with q debt. Pay it. Relieve
yourself of a burden, and enable us to do the
same.
You should call on us at once for Tobacco.
WHY? Because we are offering by the box
a lot at 20 cents per pound cash. Reasons TOR
this low figure given when you call, If you
want to know.
If you should want an ounce or two Of Quin-
inc or Cinchonidia, you should call on us.
WHY? Because we can sell you lower than
you can buy it elsewhere. -.
Ifyou should wish land you certainly should)
to paint your wagon, plowstocks, harrows or
other agricultural implements, engine, house
hold furniture, etc., you should come to us.
WHY? Because we keep everything in the
line of Paints, Stains, and Varnishes for these
purposes. You can get what you want without
search or worry, in packages to suit you.
If you intend to Kalsomine your walls, you
should see us.
WHY? Because we have Johnson's Kalso-
mine, in every shade and color that he makes,
and Alabastine in popular tints and white.
Merchants should buy from us the Drugs
and Medicines usually kept by them.
WHY? Because we guarantee to save YOU
at least the transportation charges on any bill
you may bring us and probably a great deal
more.
JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
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Our Stock Of Dry Goods

Is full up in all departments and we guarantee
to sell as low as the lowest.
All kinds of Staple and Fancy Goods, Bleach
ed Sheetings, 1914; Brown Sheetings, 10-4 A
Bleached and Brown Muslins. fine and heavy
Brown Drills, Osnaburgs, Plaid Osnaburgs,
Bleached Cotton Flannels, Brown Cotton Elan.
nels, Grey Twilled Flannels, Repellants in all
colors, Wool Flannels, red and white.
Abeautiful stock of Dress Prints, Quilt Cali
co, Oil Turkey Red, Blue and Green Calico,
Ruby and Green Prints. A lot of pretty Fur
niture Prints, very heavy. A lot Of pretty col
ored Pushes for window curtains and table
covers. Scrim, Lace Curtains, Paper Window
Shades, beautiful Holland Curtains with patent
spring rollers. A lot Of very pretty Wall Pa
pers. Nice first quality Table oil Cloth: The
best stock of Linen Damask and Huck Towels
we have ever shown. A nice stock OF pretty
Linen Napkins and Doylies. Linen Diaper,
Irish Linen, Cotton Diaper, Dress Ginghams,
Bonnet G;nghams, Bed Ticks, colored Cotton
Flannels, Plaid Linseys.
Our stock of black and colored Cashmeres
and fancy Dress Goods is very full and com
plete. Prices attractive. All shades of Vel
vets for Trimmings. Metal Dress Buttons,
newest styles. All kinds of Innings and Find
ings.
We claim, with business, to have the largest
and most attractive stock of Notions and Small
Wares to be found in this or any neighboring
market. We invite inspection.
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Country Lard.

Remember we keep best Lard as we'll as the
cheap article.
Patent Flour $500 and the largest stock OF
Andirons, Shovels and Tongs, and all HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS in Yorkville. Lam
terms, Bed Pans, and Monkey Wrenches. All
articles that can't be found everywhere, we
keep. One second hand Heating Stove for sale
H. I nv Nc " G., N{nnPE
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Market Regorts.

YORKvILLE, Nov. 16.-Cotton, 81 to $50.
ROCK HILL, Nov. 16.-Cotton, 9.65 to go.
LIVERPOOL. November 14.-Cotton hrm:
midGling uplands, sgd.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l4.-Cotton firm;
middling, 81.
NEW YORK, November l4;Cotton easy;
uplands 10 7-16. Futures closed steady, with
sales of l2o. 400 bales, as follows: November,
1896 to 1887; December, 1898; January 1910
to lo.4l; February, 1o.49 to le;4s; N ar : a. u dV 60.
June, 1914 to l075; July, 1880 to 1881.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK; November 1.-THE following
is the comparative cotton statement TOT the
week ending Nov. IL, 1887: 1887: 1850 1855 90,
Receipts at all ports for week-.3OO,6 6S N2,l2S
Total receipts to this date. :. {, 1884, 1873 1,S27, 652
Exports for the week......"..193,19 S 1928
Total exports to date."..."-1,95S,4S S 9sd'aSo
Stock at all U. S. ports~.."""."7S6,S2O 1a9'ols
Stock in interior towns. .......".-!S4,4IS doS'oon
Stock at Liverpool Al. OOo S41,oo0
Stock afioat for Great Britain.-25o,0oo Soo,oV
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OUR MILLINERY STORE

Is full of the latest Novelties in all kinds of
Ladies' Gear. Neck Wear, Kid and Fabric
Gloves, Collars and Cuffs, fine wool Jersey
Jackets, Cashmere and Zephyr Shawls, Knit
Hoods, Ladies' Merino Undervests, Ladies'
Scarlet Wool Underyests, Childrens' Merlno
Shirts, Ladies' Merino Drawers. All kinds OF
materials for Art Needle work. Corsets OF the
finest makes. Misses Corsets and Children's
Corded Waists, Wool Leggins, Wool Yarns,
Zephyrs, Crewels, Arrasene, Cheneille, Linen
Tapes, Cotton Tapes, Bobbins, &C.,
Bustles of the latest styles.
Bustle Springs of the most improved pattern.
Opened last week, an invoice of new stylish
Hats of latest shapes, for Ladies, Misses and
Children.
A large line of ladies' and children's Lawn
and Linen Handkerchiefs.
A large stock of ladies' and childrens stock
ings. Every color, size and price.
Mems fine Kid Gloves, DOgskin Gloves, en-
broidered backs; Buck Gloves and GauntletS,
Cashmere Gloves, fine and common suspend
ers, genuine British Half-hose, cheap Half
hose, mems Wool Drawers, mems Wool I'm
dershirts, mems Wool Overshirts, mems Drill
and Cotton Flannel Drawers, mems fine White
Shirts, all sizes. Gentlemen's Linen collars
and Cuffs and Cravats. G~entlemen's Ce!lulold
Collars. \ very full stock of mems white and
colored Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs. A
lot of pretty Silk handkerchief. Mems Cuff
Buttons, Collar Buttons, Shirt Studs, &C., DC.
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cloth Brush
es, Whisk Brooms, Feather Busters. Combs,
fine, dressing and round. ThimbleS, Needles,
Pins and an endless variety of Small Wares.
Our stock of Books is full. All kinds of
School Books and the most popular Miscella-
neous Books always in stock. Prices are pub
fishers. Any kind of Music or Music Book
furnished on short notice at publishers prices.
BE WISE and pay your Note or Account be-
fore the 18th instant. We have been throwing
grass, but we will commence to throw stones
after the 18th instant. Come and do right.
II. F.. ADICKES.
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much to Bourbon, as only 255 gallons of it
were reported as in warehouses. In the
three years from June, 1884, to June, 1887,
4,181, 6SS gallons of whisky were turned
out by the Maryland distilleries. At last
reports the wholesale liquor dealers in
Maryland had in stock 5l0,794 gallons Of
rye and 29,751 of Bourbon. .
Another interesting feature of internal
revenue report is table showing the num-
Der of retail liquor dealers in the different
States and Territories. New York leads
of with 31,8s3; Pennsylvania follows with
1850; Ohio, 1880; Illinois. II ,635; Cali
fornia, 11,023; New Jersey, 1859; Massa-
chusetts, 1888; Missouri, 6,746; Michigan,
$500; Wisconsin, 6,30s, and next Mary
land, with CLOS.
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II. Nj. DOBSON & co.
Only Risk One Eye at This Here Thing.

Only Risk One Eye at This Here Thing.
gold Chap, why is it you are selling so
manyCioaks and Jackets ?" "Because
they are so pretty and cheap"
"Old Chap, why are you settings so many Dress
Goods?" because the ladies say they are
the p~rettiest in town.
"Old Chap, why are you selling so many of the
Ball and Kabo Corsets? ~ because they are the
best in town, and have such a guarantee. The
Kabo, if it breaks or rolls up with a years
wearing, the money will be refunded. You
cannot break them. Price OF Balls and haoo
$780,"
sn "1ld If c GidRtbi Mey r. are .B Bea ssll' they 50 ar m"n sy
cheap and fit so nicely"
odd Chap, why is Mrs. DOBSON getting so
many Dresses to cut, fit and make" BE
cause Mrs. LOWRANCE'S dresses titso nicely.
She never makes a misfit."
"Old Chap, why are you selling nearly all the
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets % because / have
the only Northern Milliner in town, and, also,
because Miss KEEN has such good taste and
does such nice work"
Olu SAdpy VhoO oAS Wv" 49,
nance at?" "Only st cents per yard.'
"old Chap, what are you selling your yard
wide Shifting at ?' '64 cents"
"Old Chap, why are you selling Alamance at
Ct and Shifting at 81 ?" because L am making
so much money at it,"
o Chap, why are you selling so many
Jeans this year % "Because they are good and
cheap and are made in Georgia."
"Old Chap, do tell me the reason of your SELL
ing so many Shoes this season. It seems like
every person has bought from you BE
cause they are good and cheap"
"Old Chap, why is Mr.. STRAUSS riding all
over this county % Because some people will
not do what they say-will not pay until they
are hunted down."
"Old Chap, why are you so anxious about
getting the money on your accounts?" "Be-
cause I owe money and must pay it. Please
call soon and pay the Old Chap. He tells you
he needs it,"
"Old Chap, why do so many persons trade at
your store?" because they get honest meas
ure, and nothing is misrepresented to make a
sale, and things are very cheap
"Old Chap, how many yards Of Prints do
you give for Sl.OO?" "Only 25."
"Old Chap, why is Mrs. DOBSON selling so
many Silks and Dress Trimmings?' BE
cause Shells posted and has such nice goods.
Prettier than any store in own"
"Old Chap, who keeps the best tripple-plated
Knives, Forks and Spoons in Yorkville?"
"Why I do, and if you will take anything like
care of them, you can use them every day for
ten years and still they will be good"
Everybody run, hop, skip and jump to the
get his knock down and carry out prices. So
says the Old Chap himself. So mote it be.
NEW YORK HOUSE.
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gpstiaI Motnes.
Shall the Orphans Have q Thanksgiv'
ing?

Shall the Orphans Have q ThanksgiV-
ing?
There are three cottages full of them at the
Thornwell ~Orphanage, Clinton, s. G. South
Carolina, Georgia, and all the neighboring
States. and even Massachusetts and Texas, have
representatives among the fatherless ones.
They are cared for by those who have hearts,
and whose substance is held as a store whence
to glorify God and bless the needy.
Have yor anything to be thankful for this
year? Show it by your remembrance OF these
who are destitute of parental love and of this
worlds goods.
Let Christian people when they meet togeth-
er on the appointed Thanksgiving Day, place
this among the causes that their thank offer
ings shall bless.
Provisions, Clothing, Money. Boxes ofsuch
things now or at the coming Christmas-tlde
should 60 to help these orphans.
Send to Thornwell O%rphsnage, or its president,
Rev. WIN. P. JACOBS, Clinton, S. c.
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Mothers, Won't You?

If you are in need of a breast pump try the
"New English"
Nipples of all kinds and styles. But our
Acme Nursing Bottle with Crystal Fittings
beats the world. Teething Rings, Pads and
Rubber Rattles, for Children.
Our Throat Brushes are exceptionally valua-
BILE in case of Sore Throat and Dyptheria and
are worth their weight in gold to a physician,
or in the family medicine chest.
Abdominal supporters at all prices. Mrs.
Belts and the London Abdominal Supporters
are too well known to need comments from us.
We also havea few fine silk supporters.
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Fruits of All Sorts.

And we think our fruits better than others usu-
ally kept. Grapes-Catawbas and Malagas.
Oranges, best Lemons at IS cents, Cocoanuts,
Apples, Bananas, Raisins, Currants, Citron,
Figs, Dates, Prunes at 81 cents, Dried Apples
and Peaches, Chestnuts and Peanuts-both
roasted and raw. Cheese that is good and Mac
caroni from Italy. Gelatine, Flavoring EX-
of inferior quality Spices of every sort, pure,
whole and ground Sausage Seasonings of all
sorts ; Nuts, Candies and Crackers in variety.
We claim the finest Snow Flake Cracker
%broughtto this market, and a beautiful line of
Fancy Crackers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-11-16

TAKE TEA WITH Us.-There can be no inner
Tea bought in the United States than we buy,
and there can, therefore, be no DISAPPOINTMENT
when YOU use our finest Young Hyson and
Gunpowder.
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Crockery, Glass and Tinware

In every shape and as low as the lowest. A
fastidious lady examining our pretty Crockery
expressed surprise that we made no greater dis
plav. For which, however, we have no store
room but we can sell you pretty Crockery all
the same, at low prices.
Window Glass cut any size. Putty, Sheet
Tin, Solder. &c.
SEED WHEAT.-Very fine White and Red,
from the North. Barley, Rye, Glover and
Grass Seeds. ,
TOBACCO of every sort, for chewing and
smoking, as low as the lowest. Cigars, Cigar
cites, Pipes, Matches, cheap. Oils, Lamps, Can
dies, 36 Paraffine Candles for $l.00. Candle
sticks, &c. Don't forget us for anything in
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Glass, Tin,
Wooden, Willow-ware, etc. You may lose
money by not consulting us.
WITHERS ADICKES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-11-16

T1aHrNEss IN THE BREAST and difficulty OF
breathing is quickly relieved by CampDelis
Co,oh Cura-
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Special Attention

rs directed to our unusually large stock of
L Shoes.
We claim to have exceptional Shoes at excep-
tional prices.
SHOES that cannot be found elsewhere in
this market.
PRICES that cannot be duplicated in this
market.
SHOES that are warranted to give entire sat-
A very large stock of heavy Boots for men
and boys.
Mems fine hand-sewed calf-skin Shoes in
button, congress and balmorals.
Mems fine genuine kangaroo skin hand
sewed balls.
Fine calf Shoes for old men-broad comfort
able bottoms.
Fine machine-sewed Shoes for men, from 81
to 81. so, per pair. Excellent values.
Fine button and Balmoral Shoes for boys and
youths. Very moderate prices.
Mems fine hand and machine-sewed Boots.
Boys Boots at lowest known prices.
Very soft and broad Shoes for old ladies.
An endless variety of ladies' fine French kid
button, Curacao kid button, Dongola kid but
ton, Tampico goat button, pebble goat button,
straight goat button, kid foXed button, common
sense goat button, pebble goat lace, grain but
ton, glove grain button, calf lace, grain lace,
glove grain lace, and a large line of heavy grain
buff, and kip Shoes for ladies, of very. best
known makes. All at prices to suit the times.
Misses Shoes Of every description in lace or
button, and prices we guarantee.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Y virtue of a writ Of fieri facias to me di-
rected, the following property will be sold
On Tuesday after the first Monday in Deem
Der next, at the residence Of the defendant, in
Broad River township, 5000 pounds seed cot
1000 bundles fodder, 2 loads of shucks, more
or less. Levied on as the property Of Robert
w. Smith, at the suit of John r. Ashe. 1890
R. II. GLENN, S. Y. C..
November 9 As At
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KUYKENDAL'S. SPECIALS.
42,OOO,OOO.

4~S,OOO,OUUs
In the past 10 years there has been forty-two
million bounds of Longman and Martinez
Pure Prepared Paints sold, which is equivalent
to three million five hundred thousand gallons.
A daily average sale of one thousand gallons
for the ten years. At the enormous yearlyln.
crease in the demand for these paints, tne nexs
lOyears will show a record of one hundred and
ffty million pounds sold. Every one OF THESE
millions of gallons have been covered by the
we'll known guarantee OF the manu1acturers'
This guarantee is as binding on the manulac,
turers as any promissory note that they coula
make. and is, therefore, as good as a bushel OF
s~ilverdollars, to insure every consumer against
loss in their use. With the immense and IN
creasing demand, with the thousands OF !etters
of property holders and painters teshfylng 70
its purity and durability, with the guarantee OF
the manufacturers securing you against loss, u
no longer remains for us 10 snow why tnese
paints should be used, utfor the consumers to
rive good and sufficient reasons why tney
should not use them.
The danka and decaying vegetation of regions
newly cleared of timber, exposed 10 tne rays
of the sun, is sure to breed malaria. Dr. n;
McLean's Chills and Fever Cure, by mild ana
gentle action will radically cure. % cents a
Bottle. Soldin Yorkville by &c. KUYKENDAL.
TAKE TEA WITH Us.-There can be no inner
Tea bought in the United States than we ouy,
and there can, therefore, be no disappointment
when you use our nnesV 1ouhS hySoh ""N
Gunpowder.
DON'T BE PERsUADED.-If you have a hack
ing cough, or a cold that has settled on your
chest, YOU need Campbell's Cough Cure. Don't
be persuaded into taking anything else.
There are many accidents and diseases whlch
affect stock and cause serious Inconvenience
and loss to the farmer in his work, whlch may
be quickly remedied by the use OF Or; ). n.
Mciean's Volcanic Oil Sold only
by K~UYKENDAL.
T1aHrNEss IN THE BREAST and difficulty OF
breathing is quickly relieved by CampDells
Cough Cure.
Stop THAT CoUGH.-It may end In your
taking off. Campbell's Cough Cure Will re-
lieve you promptly.
Liberal DISCOUNT allowed to Merchants on
Campbell's Cough Cure and Jackson's BLACK
Pills.
If YOU are suffering with weak or unnamed
ewes. or granulated eyelids, you can be quickly
cured by using DR.. j. H. McLean's Strength
ening Eye Salve. rs cents a box. Soid py
KUYKENDAL.
CHEW OLD RIP.
FOR SALE BY
John G.. Kuykendal.
July Is % Din"
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The Beef Market, lately under the control Of
Rose & Sherrer, will in the future be under the
control of the undersigned, who will spare no
effort to supply the public with the best quail
ty of BEEF, PORK and SAUSAGE at the
most reasonable prices. I have a nice lot of
Tennessee hogs which I offer cheap for cash.
Will have another lot next week.
ALONZO ROSE.
November l6. 1887, 36 3m
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FOR SALE OR REM

VHAT large and elegant three:story brick
building known as ROSES HOTEL. To-
Gated in the central part of the tow of YORK
VILE, S. c. Said Hotel has a frontage on
Main Street of so feet, and a depth of 140 feet,
with a handsome store room y K % feet on
first floor. The lot on which it is situated con-
tains good stables and outhouses with an acre
of ground in garden.
This house is for sale, or will be leased TOR
one or five wears and possession given on jan
uary, 1st 1883. For further information apply
to w. f. ROSE, Columbia, S. G.
November IL 46
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Medical AtOmizers.

The Improved Alexandra Perfumer and
Atomizer is highly recommended by the med
ical profession as being the most %effectual in
strument in use for Catarrh, Inflamed Eyes,
and Throat Difficulties. Impossible to get out
of order and can be readily used with one hand.
Try our Little Dot Atomizer, the best in
use for % cents.
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MILLINERY.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
GUANO.

We have just received a fresh lot of John
Merryman & Co.'s CELEBRATED GUANO,
which will be furnished for the Wheat Crop at
close figures. Call on us for prices before
planting. VIC. LATIMER.
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Tired Out.

That tired feeling so often experienced is the
result of Indigestion or Constipation, ano
speedily results in Headache, Sour Stomach
Dizziness, Dyspepsia, and various skin dlsor-
ders. Chipman's Liver Pills purihes the blood
increases the appetite and promotes DIGESTION
Give them a trial. For sale by LOWRY q STARR
Yorkville.
January 26 ~
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10 Arrive, This Week.
RUBBER SHOES.

All sizes of mems imitation Sandals.
All sizes of ladies' imitation Sandals.
All sizes of misses and children's imitation
Sandals.
All sizes Of boys buckle Arctics.
All sizes of mems buckle Arctics.
An invoice of Notions and Small Wares.
Jersey Jackets, mems Undershirts. All sizes
of Coates Spool Cotton. Metal Dress Buttons,
Colored Velvets for Dress Trimming. French
Bone, Bustle Springs, &c, DC.
A very large invoice of fine Pocket Memo
randums, Blank Books and Writing Papers.
Testaments at 10, 10, q, 40, so, 60, rs cents, $l.25
to $500. Large clear type.
Bibles from 10, GO, IS cents, Sl.25 up to $1,000.
Every shape and size of type.
An invoice of mems heavy and medium
weight Shoes at very low prices.
Mems Boots.
Tod;oc, op6 ohild ren's Po1kaS.
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November l6
DOG LOST.

MAJ. J. F. JONES, of Blacks, S. c., lost on
lyL Sunday last a BROWN SETTER, wear
ing a collar marked GRIP" The dog an
swers to the name of BECK" Maj. Jones
will, satisfy any one returning the dog to him,
either in person or by express, or for informa-
ton leading to the dogs recovery, and further,
will be greatly obliged to such person.
N0yemher is As 1T